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GlitchFix Attack Uses Fake Glitches to Spread Malware
January 23, 2026
GlitchFix Attack Uses Fake Glitches to Spread Malware

A scrambled screen and a jittery mouse cursor are no longer just signs of a system malfunction; they are the sophisticated bait in a new generation of cyberattacks designed to turn a user’s panic into a vector for infection. This

GitLab Patches Critical 2FA Bypass and DoS Flaws
January 23, 2026
GitLab Patches Critical 2FA Bypass and DoS Flaws

The digital infrastructure powering modern software development is a prime target for malicious actors, and a new security advisory from GitLab underscores the critical need for vigilance among system administrators. GitLab has released an urgent security update for its self-managed

Are You Safe From Critical Zoom & GitLab Flaws?
January 23, 2026
Are You Safe From Critical Zoom & GitLab Flaws?

Unpacking the Latest High-Stakes Vulnerabilities The seamless connectivity that powers modern hybrid work environments also introduces pathways for sophisticated cyber threats, forcing a constant reevaluation of digital security postures. This research summary examines critical security updates recently issued by Zoom

Can an NPM Library Execute Code in Your Node.js App?
January 23, 2026
Can an NPM Library Execute Code in Your Node.js App?

The immense convenience of pulling a ready-made package from the npm registry often overshadows the critical security question of whether that third-party code can be leveraged to execute arbitrary code within a Node.js application. Focusing on a real-world case study

Cisco Patches Critical Zero-Day Flaw Under Active Attack
January 23, 2026
Cisco Patches Critical Zero-Day Flaw Under Active Attack

The seemingly harmless web management interface on your unified communications system could be an unlocked back door for an attacker, thanks to a newly discovered and actively exploited vulnerability that demands the immediate attention of system administrators. In response to

Critical Telnetd Flaw Grants Remote Root Access
January 23, 2026
Critical Telnetd Flaw Grants Remote Root Access

A seemingly harmless string of text, sent over a decades-old protocol, has emerged as the key to unlocking complete control over countless servers and bypassing all authentication measures in a flaw that lay dormant for over a decade. A critical

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GlitchFix Attack Uses Fake Glitches to Spread Malware
January 23, 2026
GlitchFix Attack Uses Fake Glitches to Spread Malware

A scrambled screen and a jittery mouse cursor are no longer just signs of a system malfunction; they are the sophisticated bait in a new generation of cyberattacks designed to turn a user’s panic into a vector for infection. This

GitLab Patches Critical 2FA Bypass and DoS Flaws
January 23, 2026
GitLab Patches Critical 2FA Bypass and DoS Flaws

The digital infrastructure powering modern software development is a prime target for malicious actors, and a new security advisory from GitLab underscores the critical need for vigilance among system administrators. GitLab has released an urgent security update for its self-managed

Are You Safe From Critical Zoom & GitLab Flaws?
January 23, 2026
Are You Safe From Critical Zoom & GitLab Flaws?

Unpacking the Latest High-Stakes Vulnerabilities The seamless connectivity that powers modern hybrid work environments also introduces pathways for sophisticated cyber threats, forcing a constant reevaluation of digital security postures. This research summary examines critical security updates recently issued by Zoom

Can an NPM Library Execute Code in Your Node.js App?
January 23, 2026
Can an NPM Library Execute Code in Your Node.js App?

The immense convenience of pulling a ready-made package from the npm registry often overshadows the critical security question of whether that third-party code can be leveraged to execute arbitrary code within a Node.js application. Focusing on a real-world case study

Cisco Patches Critical Zero-Day Flaw Under Active Attack
January 23, 2026
Cisco Patches Critical Zero-Day Flaw Under Active Attack

The seemingly harmless web management interface on your unified communications system could be an unlocked back door for an attacker, thanks to a newly discovered and actively exploited vulnerability that demands the immediate attention of system administrators. In response to

Critical Telnetd Flaw Grants Remote Root Access
January 23, 2026
Critical Telnetd Flaw Grants Remote Root Access

A seemingly harmless string of text, sent over a decades-old protocol, has emerged as the key to unlocking complete control over countless servers and bypassing all authentication measures in a flaw that lay dormant for over a decade. A critical

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